22 Jul 1955
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1955
Page
1
HAL BOYLE discusses office stress and the idea that loud outbursts may relieve pressure. He questions who bears the health risk, suggests a morning shouting hour to vent steam, and notes bosses and staff alike would be affected by such a policy. The piece weighs safety, pride, and practical limits.
The FCDA has published a new booklet What You Should Know About Radioactive Fallout PA 7 with over two million copies distributed and 10 cent sales from the Government Printing Office. It explains fallout causes patterns and practical defenses Evacuation shelter decontamination and education, urging individuals to prepare homes and families and volunteer for civil defense.
Practical tips from Teeners AP Newsfeatures outline etiquette for hosting guests. Arrive on time, bring a small gift, stay cheerful, help with chores, dress considerately, wake promptly, limit being underfoot, keep rooms tidy, and send a thank you note after returning home.
Federal conciliator Harry Malcom announced a tentative agreement to end the Los Angeles transit strike after a marathon session with transit officials and the AFL Transit Workers Union. The plan goes to a mass meeting and workers vote by secret ballot, with service potentially resuming by Monday if approved. The stoppage began June 20, with initial demands of 20 cents an hour and a one year contract. offers of 12 cents over two years were rejected, and a 14 cent 18 month proposal was also declined. The current pay rate is $1.91 per hour.
Pittsburg based United Steelworkers CIO with 1.2 million members set a special election for October 25 to elect a vice president. Howard Hague, McDonald’s handpicked candidate, will face Joseph P. Molony, USW director in New York. Hague serves as acting vice president after being appointed in March to fill the vacancy left by James Thimmel’s January death.
Bonn reports West Germany wins final parliamentary approval for an 800000 man defense force new 12 division army 1300 plane jet air force and coastal navy to NATO. The two bills authorize 6000 volunteers for training and a 38 member civilian committee with veto power to screen appointments. First officers to NATO likely early next week.
A statewide drive led by H. K. Anders of Williamsport aims to build better understanding between city and farm residents. The plan includes forming a Pennsylvania Farm City Week in October and establishing a state committee with representatives from agriculture business labor and education to coordinate tours and exchanges at county and community levels. Members on the steering committee include Leland H. Bull Joseph Walsh John H. Seeton Loyal Odner G. Richard Dew Mason C. Gilpin and J Collins McSparran.
Lepers are due to outer training schools in the United States, Britain and West Germany in the fall. The volunteer's bill is a temporary measure to be replaced next year by permanent military legislation which the government will begin putting before Parliament in September. Final Parliamentary action on the rest of the military laws will require many months.
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